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== Lifeline (counselling service) ==
== Lifeline (counselling service) ==
'''Lifeline''' is the name of a free, 24 hour telephone counselling service established in [[1963]] in [[Sydney]], Australia by the late [[Alan Walker (theologian)|Reverend Dr Sir Alan Walker]] of the [[Methodist Central Mission]]. Several other organisations following the same principles and standards were subsequently formed in other countries.
'''Lifeline''' is the name of a free, 24 hour telephone counselling service established in [[1963]] in Sydney, Australia by the late [[Alan Walker (theologian)|Reverend Dr Sir Alan Walker]] of the [[Methodist Central Mission]]. Several other organisations following the same principles and standards were subsequently formed in other countries.


In Australia, Lifeline provides telephone counselling to members of the public via a network of ''Lifeline Centres'' maintained by trained [[volunteers]]. As at February [[2005]], there were 42 Lifeline Centres providing services from almost 60 locations, with about 5000 staff handling calls and another 5000 volunteers involved with fundraising and administration.
In Australia, Lifeline provides telephone counselling to members of the public via a network of ''Lifeline Centres'' maintained by trained [[volunteers]]. As at February [[2005]], there were 42 Lifeline Centres providing services from almost 60 locations, with about 5000 staff handling calls and another 5000 volunteers involved with fundraising and administration.
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